Need fuel pressure help
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My car is running rich and like a dog.
Before: Fuel pressure at 38 at idle with vac attached and 45 detached. Under WOT it would go to 45. Car ran *****.
After: Fuel pressure at 45 at idle and does not change now even with vac dettached.
A little more info....turbo d16z6 on RC 370's and Walbro 255, tuned on Uberdata. The guage and FPR are B&M. I first thought it was just the gauge, but i pinched the fuel line and the gauge reacted. So now I am left to believe its my FPR...but still wonderin why my fuel pressure does not change with vac on or off. Also, my B&M is turned out all the way now and it did not lower the fuel pressure....but still raises it if I turn it it?
Help guys?
Before: Fuel pressure at 38 at idle with vac attached and 45 detached. Under WOT it would go to 45. Car ran *****.
After: Fuel pressure at 45 at idle and does not change now even with vac dettached.
A little more info....turbo d16z6 on RC 370's and Walbro 255, tuned on Uberdata. The guage and FPR are B&M. I first thought it was just the gauge, but i pinched the fuel line and the gauge reacted. So now I am left to believe its my FPR...but still wonderin why my fuel pressure does not change with vac on or off. Also, my B&M is turned out all the way now and it did not lower the fuel pressure....but still raises it if I turn it it?
Help guys?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by portenio78 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">...but still wonderin why my fuel pressure does not change with vac on or off...</TD></TR></TABLE>That sounds like your FPR is bad. But first, make sure you don't have a blockage or pinched fuel return line.
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